United States Use of Tageted Killing (TK)

Target killing is also considered extrajudicial killing. Judicial execution is to kill people by the government without judicial or legal procedures. Ultra statutory fine is essentially illegal because it circumvents the legitimate procedure of the legal jurisdiction it occurred. In the absence of secondary damage, the target killing to the territory of another country may cause domestic domestic voters to criticize the government.

In September 2011, when a radical cleric and American citizen Anwar al-Awlaki was killed in Yemen with a Drone missile, the problem of the traditional knowledge program of the government's drone is obliged to become the focus of attention it was done. The purpose of Al - Awlaki is to fulfill the role of an illegal enemy warrior when he tries to kill Americans 57. US citizens raised serious legal and ethical issues. The fundamental problem faced by the US government is whether the US military can use traditional knowledge for US citizens who have not been charged in court and whether the US can use UAV missiles in a country that is not so. In 2010, a year before Yemen's attack, the Ministry of Justice's Legal Advisory Board positively answered this question.

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